Shane Krueger
Shane Krueger
@sungam3r Have you thought about this any more?
The metadata now exists in 5.1.1 to allow skipping authentication of specific parts of a request, be it introspection requests or public fields on a protected graph. We can review...
You are likely right, @SebastianStehle, that another choice would be better. Unfortunately `IAsyncObservable` isn't a part of .NET Standard. But `IAsyncEnumerable` can convey (1) a data event, (2) an exception,...
We may want to write connectors for various existing broadcast layer tooling (e.g. Azure Service Bus as noted above) to connect with GraphQL.NET subscription support.
See method `AuthorizationVisitorBase.GenerateResourceDescription`
It would be really great to have this. We are awaiting a pull request; are you interested in contributing?
> it will be needed (although not the most important task) at my work. Ditto... just have not had the time to spend on it
I would like to expand a little on GitHub's calculations, so that nodes can have a different cost. In practice, nodes that relate to a database row might have a...
> @igor-tkachev you broke the build. > > In [a306e96](https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db/commit/a306e96c1533ba876bff8546aec22523255f7864), @MaceWindu changed the `Trim` functions attributes significantly and he removed these lines from `ExtensionAttribute`: https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db/blob/master/Source/LinqToDB/Sql/Sql.ExtensionAttribute.cs#L510-L516 > > But in [f6ae79d](https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db/commit/f6ae79d6138b295f29b37f6696264ca8793a9bc6)...
Which version of GraphQL.NET?